Sentence examples for before the cusp from inspiring English sources

Priming studies suggest that decisions can be influenced by apparently irrelevant actions or events that took place just before the cusp of choice.

The observations also reveal the timing of the cusp formation and particle acceleration: most of the impulsive hard X-rays (>25 keV) were emitted before the cusp was seen.

They discovered that the location of the enamel knots shifted in mice before the cusps began to appear.

Hoxton Street in the late '90s was just on the cusp before the area underwent rapid gentrification and hipsterisation, so the video has become a kind of historic snapshot.

"Companies that were on the cusp before the financial crisis will not fare so well, and many will fail or be acquired" on unfavorable terms, he adds.

Now that the war is over, she says, she and her friends feel disoriented: "Years of fighting, and, before that, a lifetime on the cusp of it.

(2003), We Are the Way Forward (2005) and Welcome to the Cusp (2008) before the end was announced in August 2009.

As though the raindrops suspended in the air, held breath before the plunge, are on the cusp of trembling down, glittering like jewels".

Yet Di Canio would not let it detract from him completing his duties with Swindon and, just one day after losing his mother, he was in the dugout to oversee Swindon's win over Plymouth that put them on the cusp of promotion, before flying back to Italy to be with his family.

The Blue Devils were 5-3 in 2009 and on the cusp of bowl eligibility before losing their last four games.

It placed new obstacles before Gov. George W. Bush, who had seemed on the cusp of victory.